NAUTICA MARINE 200 User manual

ELECTRICALLY OPERATED PRODUCT
Not for children under 16 years of age. As with all
electrical products, precautions should be observed during handling
to reduce the risk of electric shock.
English Version
User Manual
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Distributors in the United States and Canada provide a Standard Limited Warranty
for 6 months from the date of purchase for new products. If you're not located in
the United States or Canada, please contact your Local Distributor for warranty
arrangements in your territory. Please visit www.seascooter.net for Distributor /
Service Center details. Distributors ONLY warrant NAUTICA Seascooter products
purchased from an authorized dealer and with an original purchase receipt. All
warranties are limited to a single original owner on the purchase of new and
current product from an authorized reseller. Closeouts, Discontinued and
Secondary sales of any kind including “like new” or out of box are not eligible for
warranty consideration.
This warranty gives the consumer specific legal rights, and those rights may vary
from place to place. Ask your Local Distributor for the warranty period in your
region by calling their Service Center. Any part of the product supplied by the
Distributor and found in the reasonable judgment of the Distributor to be defective
in material or workmanship will be repaired or replaced then returned by the
Distributor without charging for parts and repair costs. The product including any
defective part must be sent to the Distributor within the warranty period. The
customer will pay for the expense of delivering the product to the Distributor.
This warranty does not cover any product that has been subject to misuse
negligence or accident, or that has been operated in any way contrary to the
operating instructions as specified in the User Manual. Any flood, loss or damage,
for any reason, that is caused by accidental release and sinking of the unit, or
from flooding an o-ring sealed or water tight area will not be covered under
warranty. This warranty does not apply to theft, loss, abuse or tampering, lack of
maintenance, improper storage, exposure to excessive temperature, extended
sunlight, material interactions, deteriorating chemicals or fumes, any damage to
the product that is the result of improper maintenance or parts replacement
performed by someone other than the official Distributor Service Center or to any
product that has been altered or modified so as to change its intended use. This
warranty does not extend to repairs made necessary by normal wear or by the use
of parts or accessories which are either incompatible with the product or
adversely affects its operation, performance or durability.
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CONSUMER WARRANTY
& SERVICE INFORMATION
Distributors ONLY warrant products with an active
Warranty Registration
ALWAYS ACTIVATE YOUR WARRANTY IMMEDIATELY ON
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CAUTION

FCC Statement
(For USA Regulation Only)
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not
expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy,if
not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.

Contents Introduction
Introduction 1
Parts Diagram 2
Warnings 4
Getting Started 7
Battery Use 12
Charging the Battery 16
Camera Assembly 22
Care & Maintenance 23
Trouble Shooting 24
Technical Specifications 29
Thank you for having chosen the SEASCOOTER™ MARINE
200 / MARINE 250 / MARINE 280 / MARINE 300 - with the
SEASCOOTER™swimming, snorkeling and diving is effortless
and fun.(Only use the Seascooter for scuba diving if you are
a qualified diver)
Use appropriate equipment such as wetsuit, buoyancy
control device, fins, mask & snorkel, surface signaling
device, regulator(s) approved life jacket etc. when
operating the Seascooter.
Only operate the Seascooter in water.
- SEASCOOTER™ MARINE 200 -
• Speed up to 2.0 mph / 3.2 km/h
• Runs up to 1 hour with normal use
• Rated to 65 ft / 20 m
• Weighs only 13.9 lb / 6.3 kg including battery
- SEASCOOTER™ MARINE 250 -
• Speed up to 2.5 mph / 4 km/h
• Runs up to 2 hours with normal use
• Rated to 100 ft / 30 m
• Weighs only 17.8 lb / 8.1 kg including battery
- SEASCOOTER™ MARINE 280 -
• Speed up to 2.8 mph / 4.5 km/h
• Runs up to 1.5 hours with normal use
• Rated to 100 ft / 30 m
• Weighs only 18 lb / 8.2 kg including battery
- SEASCOOTER™ MARINE 300 -
• Speed up to 3 mph / 4.8 km/h
• Runs up to 1.5 hours with normal use
• Rated to 100 ft / 30 m
• Weighs only 18 lb / 8.2 kg including battery
There are many features incorporated in this sophisticated
design, please take time to study the manual to learn about
them all to get the most out of your SEASCOOTER™.
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Discarded electrical appliances are
recyclable and should not be discarded
in the domestic waste! Please actively
support us in conserving resources and
protecting the environment by returning
this appliance to the collection centers
(if available).
The Seascooter is designed for use in seawater. It will
have less buoyancy in fresh water, lake or pool and
may sink in such waters.
User manual is also available in PDF format,
contact your local distributor to a copy if needed.

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Parts Diagram
-SEASCOOTER MARINE 250 / MARINE 280 / MARINE 300-
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Parts Diagram
-SEASCOOTER MARINE 200-
2
1 Latch
2a Nose Cone
(MARINE 250 & MARINE 280)
2b Nose Cone (MARINE 300)
3 Inner Nose Cone
4 Vent Plug
5 Trigger
6 Handle
7 Nozzle
8 Propeller
9 Protective Grilles
10 Battery Housing
11 Master Switch
1 Latch
2 Nose Cone
3 Inner Nose Cone
4 Vent Plug
5 Trigger
6 Handle
7 Nozzle
8 Propeller
9 Protective Grilles
10 Battery Housing
11 Master Switch
12 Battery
13 Vent Hole
14 Buoyancy Control
Chamber
15 Silicone Ring
16 Pump
17 Silicone Grease (8 grams)
18 Charger
19 Charger Jack (For MARINE 280 only)
12 Battery Leads
13 Battery
14 Vent Hole
15 Buoyancy Control
Chamber
16 Silicone Ring
17 Pump
18 Silicone Grease (8 grams)
19 Charger
20 Charger Jack
21 Nose Cone Protector

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• Never place body parts, clothing or other objects in
the vicinity of the propeller. Do not wear loose or
flowing clothing or equipment that could be drawn
into the propeller.
• Particular care should be exercised when using the
Seascooter near anybody with long hair. Users with
long hair should tie it up or wear a swimming cap
when using the Seascooter.
• ALWAYS wear a life vest (personal floatation device - PFD)
approved by your local authorities for Snorkeling (U.S.
Coast Guard Type III vest in the US or Canadian Coast
Guard approved life vest in Canada or SAI Approval PFD
in Australia or CE Approved PFD in Europe).
• Do not attach your body, clothing, other equipment to the
seascooter in any way.
• Be careful when you are transporting the Seascooter and
setting it down to avoid crushing hazard on hands, foot
or toes.
• Crushing / Cutting Hazard
• This is not a life saving device.
DO NOT use it as a buoyancy aid.
• Read the User Manual carefully before using
the product.
• Always ensure sufficient charge remains in the
battery to return to the shore surface before using
the Seascooter.
• Do not use alcohol or mind-altering drugs prior to and
during use of this product.
• A child under 16 years old should never operate
this product.
• The Seascooter is designed for 1 person use.
• ALWAYS inspect the swimming area to ensure it is
free of hazards or obstacles such as boats or
swimmers before using the Seascooter.
• Be aware of appropriate water levels, tidal changes,
dangerous currents, weather change and strong
offshore winds. ALWAYS scout unfamiliar water before
venturing out.
WARNING

Getting Started
• Never remove the grilles except for maintenance.
• Always charge battery to its maximum before using the SEASCOOTER™. After charging is complete the
battery will continue to emit gas. Wait at least 30 minutes after charging before removing the battery from
the charger or placing the battery into the battery housing. Failure to do so could result in an explosion.
• The Seascooter™ is not a personal floatation device - always wear a Approved Personal Flotation
Device / Approved Life-Preserver when using the Seascooter™ for snorkeling.
• ALWAYS keep the SEASCOOTER™ out of direct sunlight when not in use. HEAT KILLS BATTERIES
AND IT MAY EXPLODE OR LEAK.
• When using the SEASCOOTER™ for SCUBA-DIVING, ascents and descents should be made in
accordance with recognized diving practices.
• The SEASCOOTER™ should only be used for SCUBA-DIVING by qualified divers.
• Never open the Cover of the SEASCOOTER™ in the water.
• When not in use, always turn the Master Switch to the off position.
• Do not use the SEASCOOTER™ MARINE 200 below the recommended maximum depth of 20m/65ft.
• Do not use the SEASCOOTER™ MARINE 250 / MARINE 280 / MARINE 300 below the recommended
maximum depth of 30m/100ft.
• ALWAYS remove the battery from the unit when not in use.
• DO NOT store the battery in the unit
• In different waters (seawater, lake, pool) and conditions such as currents, temperature and pressure can
affect the buoyancy of the unit which may cause the unit to sink if accidentally released.
• DO NOT release or leave the Seascooter in the water. Always take the unit out of water when not in use.
- The Seascooter shall not be used in reverse direction.
- Adequate lighting shall be used when using the Seascooter in dark waters and during night diving.
- Do not use the unit if it is damaged in any way.
- When using the Seascooter for scuba diving, ascents and descents should be made in accordance with
recognized diving practices.
- Due to safety considerations those who have not obtained a C-Card(attesting to completion of training)
from an entity providing diving instruction must not under any circumstances use this product for diving.
- Keep the manual since it contains important information.
When you buy the SEASCOOTER™ the battery is
disconnected and needs to be charged. Follow the Battery
Instruction on pages 12 to 15 and charging instructions on
pages 16 to 19.
Using the SEASCOOTER™for swimming and snorkeling.
When swimming or snorkeling the SEASCOOTER™ should
be kept positively buoyant - this is done by simply making
sure the Buoyancy Chamber is empty and fitted inside the
Nose Cone.
To use the SEASCOOTER™for swimming or snorkeling
follow these instructions.
1.Charge the battery and install just before use.
2.Make sure that Vent Plug is closed.
3.Replace the Buoyancy Control Chamber.
4.Place the SEASCOOTER™ into the water so the Handle,
Outer Nose Cone and Nozzle fill with water.
CRUSHING HAZARD:
The following action during assembly, disassembly, and
transportation of the Seascooter may incur crushing hazards
to your fingers or toes:
-Closing the nose cone latches
-Putting on the nose cone housing
-Placing the battery into the Seascooter
-Accidental dropping of the Seascooter or battery
5.When ready to set off, turn the Master Switch to the
On position shown in figure 3.
6.For US version: Pull and hold the Trigger(s) to start the
Propeller.
For EU version (MARINE 250 / MARINE 280 /
MARINE 300 Only):
Pull and hold both Triggers to start the Propeller.
(There is a short delay before the Propeller begins to rotate).
7. To stop the Propeller, simply release the Triggers.
8. Always turn the Master Switch off when out of the water.
9.
Proper posture when using the SEASCOOTER™ is important
to achieve the maximum speed - see figure 4 for the correct
position of the SEASCOOTER™when using it.
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CAUTION

MARINE 250 / MARINE 280 / MARINE 300
Shown in "ON"
position Rotate to turn
"OFF"
MARINE 200
Shown in "ON" position
Rotate to turn "OFF"
Fig.3 Fig.4
When you buy the SEASCOOTER™ the battery is
disconnected and needs to be charged. Follow the Battery
Instruction on pages 12 to 15 and charging instructions on
pages 16 to 19.
Using the SEASCOOTER™for swimming and snorkeling.
When swimming or snorkeling the SEASCOOTER™ should
be kept positively buoyant - this is done by simply making
sure the Buoyancy Chamber is empty and fitted inside the
Nose Cone.
To use the SEASCOOTER™for swimming or snorkeling
follow these instructions.
1.Charge the battery and install just before use.
2.Make sure that Vent Plug is closed.
3.Replace the Buoyancy Control Chamber.
4.Place the SEASCOOTER™ into the water so the Handle,
Outer Nose Cone and Nozzle fill with water.
5.When ready to set off, turn the Master Switch to the
On position shown in figure 3.
6.For US version: Pull and hold the Trigger(s) to start the
Propeller.
For EU version (MARINE 250 / MARINE 280 /
MARINE 300 Only):
Pull and hold both Triggers to start the Propeller.
(There is a short delay before the Propeller begins to rotate).
7. To stop the Propeller, simply release the Triggers.
8. Always turn the Master Switch off when out of the water.
9.
Proper posture when using the SEASCOOTER™ is important
to achieve the maximum speed - see figure 4 for the correct
position of the SEASCOOTER™when using it.
Do not dive deeper than you would normally when snorkeling,
to ensure you can get back to the surface safely.
Important Notice: This machine is not to use to mix or
to work with sand, concrete and material with similar
physical characteristics. This machine is only to use
for swimming and diving in water.
Use of Variable Speed
(For US MARINE 300 ONLY)
Your Seascooter MARINE 300 features two speeds - for
normal speed, pull the right trigger only. For the higher
speed, pull both triggers together.
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CAUTION

Fig.6
Rotate 180oand remove to open
Fig.5
MARINE 200, MARINE 250 &
MARINE 300 MARINE 280
Using the SEASCOOTER™for diving -
adjusting the buoyancy.
Your SEASCOOTER™ MARINE 200 can be used for diving up to
20m/65ft but will need to be adjusted for neutral buoyancy.
Your SEASCOOTER™ MARINE 250 / MARINE 280 / MARINE 300
can be used for diving up to 30 m / 100 ft but will need to be
adjusted for neutral buoyancy.
The SEASCOOTER™must never be adjusted for negative
buoyancy to avoid it sinking if accidentally released.
To adjust for neutral buoyancy follow these instructions
1.
Make sure the SEASCOOTER™ is in the Off position.
2. Remove the SEASCOOTER™from the water, give a half
turn to the Latches, remove them (see figure 5) and
remove the Buoyancy Control Chamber.
3. Open the Buoyancy Chamber and add a small amount of
rocks or a lead weight (see figure 6).
4.
Cover the Buoyancy Chamber with the Nose Cone then
secure the latches and place the SEASCOOTER™ in the
water. If the SEASCOOTER™ is neutrally buoyant it will
neither float nor sink.
5. If the SEASCOOTER™ sinks, remove the weight until it is
neutrally buoyant.
If the SEASCOOTER™ is still positively buoyant repeat
step 3, until it is neutrally buoyant.
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If the SEASCOOTER™ is later used for swimming
or snorkeling be sure to remove the weight from
the Buoyancy Chamber so the SEASCOOTER™
has positive buoyancy.
CAUTION

Battery UseBattery Use
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• Your SEASCOOTER™ is supplied with a battery that
needs to be treated carefully as it will release potentially
explosive gases during its normal cycle of use
(off-gassing). Failure to do so can result in an explosion
occurring. Please read the entire manual thoroughly and
follow all instructions.
• Always remove the battery from your SEASCOOTER™
when it is not in use. Store separately in a well ventilated
area where it is out of the reach of children and away
from heat and ignition sources.
• Do not attach the battery in your SEASCOOTER™ until
prior to using it.
• Before disconnecting/connecting any cables, open the
nose cone and allow two minutes for any explosive gases
to dissipate.
• Do not use/store/charge the battery in temperatures
above 40ºC (104ºF) as excessive off-gassing may occur.
Keep the battery and SEASCOOTER™ in the shade
when not in use.
• Always ensure the unit is dried thoroughly before opening
the Nose Cone.
• Only use the charger supplied with the SEASCOOTER™.
CAUTION
RE-CHARGE THE BATTERY
3
3
AT LEAST
MONTHS
EVERY
MONTHS
WARNING
BATTERY SAFETY
CAUTION
BATTERY SAFETY
• Must remove and store the battery separately from the unit when not in use!
• Must re-charge the battery after use WITHIN 24 HOURS.
• Must re-charge the battery at least EVERY THREE MONTHS when not in use.
User Manual must be read and understood before use.
Please read and follow the Battery Safety Instruction.
Incorrect battery maintenance may reduce the battery life and
influence its function.
• Our lead-acid battery is designed specifically for each
Seascooter. For your own safety, NEVER REPLACE THE
ORIGINAL SEASCOOTER BATTERY WITH AN AFTERMARKET
BATTERY.
• Only Seascooter with original battery will be warranted by our service center.
• Always contact official dealer/service center to service the Seascooter.
Any changes made by consumer/unauthorized parties will void the warranty of
the Seascooter.
• Visit our website to purchase replacement battery for Seascooter.
• Visit our website to find an original equipment battery distributor in your region.
www.seascooter.net

Battery UseBattery Use
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• The battery supplied with your SEASCOOTER™
releases a potentially explosive gas during charging.
Charging should only take place in a well ventilated area,
away from children and open flames or other ignition
sources (cigarettes, sparks). Never charge the battery
while still in the SEASCOOTER™.
• Charge the battery as soon as possible after use within
24 hours.
• Always charge the battery to the fullest before using the
SEASCOOTER™.
• Always remove the battery from the battery housing
before charging.
• Always connect charger jack to the battery first and then
plug charger into the electrical socket/plug.
• After charging, disconnect from the electrical socket/plug
first and then disconnect the battery from the charger.
• After charging is complete the battery will continue to emit
gas. Wait at least 30 minutes after charging before
removing the battery from the charger or placing the
battery into the battery housing. Failure to do so could
result in an explosion.
• Remove battery from charger once fully charged.
• Never charge the battery in sealed container.
• Never charge the battery near water.
• Never short circuit the battery or battery connectors.
• Always ensure the charger is dry before use.
• The charger gets quite warm in use - this is normal.
• If in doubt of the state of the battery, recharge it until the
indicator on the battery charger indicates a full charge.
• If the battery is not to be used for an extended period,
store it in a well ventilated area away from children, heat,
and ignition sources. Recharge it every three months to
maintain charge and avoid excess off-gassing. DO NOT
store the battery inside the SEASCOOTER™.
• If the battery appears damaged or will not fully charge,
the battery must be replaced. If battery life is noticeably
reduced, the battery should be replaced.
• The battery supplied with your SEASCOOTER™ should
last about 200 cycles or two years before it should be
replaced. Please contact your local customer service
center/distributors. Using a battery in excess of these
recommendations can result in excessive off-gassing of
explosive gases.
- Always keep the battery terminals clean.
- To prevent short-circuiting or fire, keep the battery away
from other metal objects when carrying or storing.
- To prevent short-circuiting or fire, always ensure the
charging area is safety during charging.
CAUTION CAUTION

Fig.7
Press here to release and pull to disconnect
Fig.8
Charging the Battery
For battery charging follow these instructions.
1. Always ensure that the Master Switch is Off - see figure 3.
2. Always ensure that the SEASCOOTER™ is out of the water, dry and placed in a dry area.
3. Give a half turn to the Latches and remove them from the Nose Cone as shown in figure 5.
4. Remove the Outer Nose Cone and Buoyancy Control Chamber.
5. Open the Vent by unscrewing the Vent Plug.
6. Remove the Inner Nose Cone. To do this, first feed the Silicone Ring (provided with this
manual) through the latch holes in the Inner Nose Cone and pull over the hooks on the Battery
Housing (see figure 7). Then screw the Pump Nozzle onto the Vent Hole and pump air into the
Battery Chamber until the Inner Nose Cone pops off and then remove the Silicone Ring.
7. Allow two minutes for any gases to dissipate.
8. Disconnect the battery cable from the housing cable (if not already disconnected - the cable
will be disconnected when you buy your SEASCOOTER™) by pressing the locking feature, as
shown in figure 8.
9. Remove the battery and place on a level surface.
10. Connect the battery cable to the charger cable.
11. Plug charger into mains, and turn on the supply.
15. Unplug the battery cable from the Charger cable.
16. When ready for use, install the battery and reconnect to the housing cable.
21. Replace the Buoyancy Control Chamber.
22. Replace the Outer Nose Cone making sure the key is aligned correctly and
insert the Latches and lock the Nose Cone by giving them a half turn. See
fig.12.
1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™ from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is off.
3. Remove the battery - see page 16, step 1-9.
9. Replace the washer(s) and nut and tighten with the socket
while holding the Propeller making sure it is securely
fastened (See figure 20).
10. Replace the grille.
11. Replace the battery.
6. Slide the Propeller off the shaft, taking care not to loose the
drive pin or washers.
7. Remove the blockage from the Propeller.
8. Replace the drive pin (if removed), see figure 19, and Propeller.
Turn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push
the Propeller fully on.
17. Make sure the seals and sealing surfaces are clean and fully lubricated with the
supplied grease EVERYTIME (you can also buy this at your local hardware store)
before replacing the Inner Nose Cone. See fig. 9.
18. Replace the Inner Nose Cone making sure the key is aligned correctly. See fig. 10.
19. Ensure the Vent O Ring is fitted correctly and fully lubricated with the supplied grease
EVERYTIME (you can also buy this at your local hardware store). See fig. 11.
20. Screw in the Vent Plug to seal the vent.
12. SEASCOOTER MARINE 200 - Charging will take 3 - 4 hours for a fully
discharged battery.
SEASCOOTER MARINE 250 / MARINE 280 / MARINE 300 - Charging will
take 5 - 7 hours for a fully discharged battery.
When the battery is charging the red LED is lit, when the battery is charged
the green LED is lit.
13. Disconnect the charger from the electrical plug/socket.
14. Allow battery to stand for 30 minutes before using it.
Important Notice: Keep the Silicone Ring permanently
(Refer to Page 2 and 3, Parts Diagram). Removing the
inner nose cone without the Silicone Ring is dangerous.
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4. Unscrew the six rear grille screws as shown in figure 17.
5. While holding the Propeller, use an M6 socket to remove the
nut from the Propeller shaft (See figure 18).
Replace the battery immediately if it is damaged.
- The instructions concerning persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge and children playing with the
appliance are not applicable.
- The connector must be removed before the appliance is cleaned and that the appliance inlet
must be dried before the appliance is used again.
- Detachable power supply part shall be provided with the part of class III construction of the
appliance.
- The transformers or battery chargers used with the product are to be regularly examined for
damage to the cord, plug, enclosure and other parts, and in the event of such damage, they
must not to be used until the damage has been repaired.
WARNING

Fig.10
O-Ring correctly fitted into
groove and lubricated
Fig.11
Rotate 180oto close
Fig.12
Close up view
MARINE 200, MARINE 250 &
MARINE 280 MARINE 300
Fig.9
Ensure sealing surface is clean and fully lubricated
Ensure the seals are clean and fully lubricated
MARINE 300
Seals Seals
Close up view
of seals
MARINE 200
MARINE 250
MARINE 280
Silicone
Grease
Silicone Grease
For battery charging follow these instructions.
1. Always ensure that the Master Switch is Off - see figure 3.
2. Always ensure that the SEASCOOTER™ is out of the water, dry and placed in a dry area.
3. Give a half turn to the Latches and remove them from the Nose Cone as shown in figure 5.
4. Remove the Outer Nose Cone and Buoyancy Control Chamber.
5. Open the Vent by unscrewing the Vent Plug.
6. Remove the Inner Nose Cone. To do this, first feed the Silicone Ring (provided with this
manual) through the latch holes in the Inner Nose Cone and pull over the hooks on the Battery
Housing (see figure 7). Then screw the Pump Nozzle onto the Vent Hole and pump air into the
Battery Chamber until the Inner Nose Cone pops off and then remove the Silicone Ring.
7. Allow two minutes for any gases to dissipate.
8. Disconnect the battery cable from the housing cable (if not already disconnected - the cable
will be disconnected when you buy your SEASCOOTER™) by pressing the locking feature, as
shown in figure 8.
9. Remove the battery and place on a level surface.
10. Connect the battery cable to the charger cable.
11. Plug charger into mains, and turn on the supply.
15. Unplug the battery cable from the Charger cable.
16. When ready for use, install the battery and reconnect to the housing cable.
21. Replace the Buoyancy Control Chamber.
22. Replace the Outer Nose Cone making sure the key is aligned correctly and
insert the Latches and lock the Nose Cone by giving them a half turn. See
fig.12.
1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™ from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is off.
3. Remove the battery - see page 16, step 1-9.
9. Replace the washer(s) and nut and tighten with the socket
while holding the Propeller making sure it is securely
fastened (See figure 20).
10. Replace the grille.
11. Replace the battery.
6. Slide the Propeller off the shaft, taking care not to loose the
drive pin or washers.
7. Remove the blockage from the Propeller.
8. Replace the drive pin (if removed), see figure 19, and Propeller.
Turn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push
the Propeller fully on.
17. Make sure the seals and sealing surfaces are clean and fully lubricated with the
supplied grease EVERYTIME (you can also buy this at your local hardware store)
before replacing the Inner Nose Cone. See fig. 9.
18. Replace the Inner Nose Cone making sure the key is aligned correctly. See fig. 10.
19. Ensure the Vent O Ring is fitted correctly and fully lubricated with the supplied grease
EVERYTIME (you can also buy this at your local hardware store). See fig. 11.
20. Screw in the Vent Plug to seal the vent.
12. SEASCOOTER MARINE 200 - Charging will take 3 - 4 hours for a fully
discharged battery.
SEASCOOTER MARINE 250 / MARINE 280 / MARINE 300 - Charging will
take 5 - 7 hours for a fully discharged battery.
When the battery is charging the red LED is lit, when the battery is charged
the green LED is lit.
13. Disconnect the charger from the electrical plug/socket.
14. Allow battery to stand for 30 minutes before using it.
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4. Unscrew the six rear grille screws as shown in figure 17.
5. While holding the Propeller, use an M6 socket to remove the
nut from the Propeller shaft (See figure 18).

Standard battery
Standard battery
MARINE 200
Fig.13
MARINE 250
MARINE 280
MARINE 300
Extended life battery
Fig.14
MARINE 200
To replace a flat battery with a fully charged battery.
1. Follow the steps 1 to 7 on page 16, to open the
SEASCOOTER™.
2. Unplug the battery at the socket by pressing the locking
feature shown in figure 8.
3. Remove the flat battery.
4. Install and connect the charged battery in the correct
position - the leads of the battery must be oriented,
see figure 13.
1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™ from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is off.
3. Remove the battery - see page 16, step 1-9.
9. Replace the washer(s) and nut and tighten with the socket
while holding the Propeller making sure it is securely
fastened (See figure 20).
10. Replace the grille.
11. Replace the battery.
6. Slide the Propeller off the shaft, taking care not to loose the
drive pin or washers.
7. Remove the blockage from the Propeller.
8. Replace the drive pin (if removed), see figure 19, and Propeller.
Turn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push
the Propeller fully on.
5. Follow steps 17 to 22 on page 18 and 19, to close the
SEASCOOTER™.
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-SEASCOOTER MARINE 200-
Using the Optional Extended Life Battery.
An optional extended life battery is available through your
local customer service center/distributor. This battery fits
into the Battery Housing in a slightly different position to
the normal battery, the leads of the battery must be
oriented, see figure 14.
The extended battery can be charged in the same way as
a standard battery.
Buying batteries
Additional standard or extended batteries can be
purchased separately. Contact your local customer service
center/distributor to purchase them.
Because this battery is heavier than a standard
battery the Buoyancy Chamber must be added and
empty to ensure the SEASCOOTER™ floats.
4. Unscrew the six rear grille screws as shown in figure 17.
5. While holding the Propeller, use an M6 socket to remove the
nut from the Propeller shaft (See figure 18).
CAUTION

WaterhousingThumb Screw
Care and MaintenanceCAMERA ASSEMBLY
Battery Care
• Please read and understand important Battery Use
safety information on pages 12 to 15.
• The battery supplied with your SEASCOOTER
™
should
last about 200 cycles or two years before it should be
replaced. Please contact your local customer service
centre/distributor. Using a battery in excess of these
recommendations can result in excessive off-gassing of
hazardous gases.
• ALWAYS remove the battery from the SEASCOOTER
™
immediately after use.
• DO NOT STORE BATTERY IN SEASCOOTER
™
Care after using the SEASCOOTER™
• DO NOT leave the Seascooter in the water. Always take
the unit out of water when not in use.
• Always rinse the SEASCOOTER™in fresh water and
allow it to dry before storage immediately after use.
• To clean the SEASCOOTER™do not use detergents,
only use a damp cloth to wipe the unit clean.
• The Battery Housing interior should be kept dry at
all times.
• If the Battery Housing interior ever gets wet,
see page 28, Accidental Flooding for procedure.
• When storing the SEASCOOTER™for extended periods
of time, open the Vent Plug in the Inner Nose Cone.
• ALWAYS store your SEASCOOTER™vertically when not
in use to prevent deformation of the Propeller Nozzle.
1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™ from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is off.
3. Remove the battery - see page 16, step 1-9.
9. Replace the washer(s) and nut and tighten with the socket
while holding the Propeller making sure it is securely
fastened (See figure 20).
10. Replace the grille.
11. Replace the battery.
6. Slide the Propeller off the shaft, taking care not to loose the
drive pin or washers.
7. Remove the blockage from the Propeller.
8. Replace the drive pin (if removed), see figure 19, and Propeller.
Turn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push
the Propeller fully on.
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4. Unscrew the six rear grille screws as shown in figure 17.
5. While holding the Propeller, use an M6 socket to remove the
nut from the Propeller shaft (See figure 18).
*Camera and Screw are not included
Insert and Tighten Up
the Thumb Screw
Simply attach the Camera
to the mount and align the hole
To attach your camera to Seascooter, you will need a thumb
screw or hardware depending on the mount you are using.
ATTACHING YOUR CAMERA TO SEASCOOTER MOUNTS
(Can be used with GoPro
®
HERO [3, 3+, 4, 5, 6 or 7] cameras,
or other camera with using the same mount system)

Fig.16
Fig.15
1 2
Trouble Shooting
1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™ from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is off.
3. Remove the battery - see page 16, step 1-9.
Removing rear grille and Propeller to remove obstruction
9. Replace the washer(s) and nut and tighten with the socket
while holding the Propeller making sure it is securely
fastened (See figure 20).
10. Replace the grille.
11. Replace the battery.
6. Slide the Propeller off the shaft, taking care not to loose the
drive pin or washers.
7. Remove the blockage from the Propeller.
8. Replace the drive pin (if removed), see figure 19, and Propeller.
Turn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push
the Propeller fully on.
Unit does not function
If the motor does not start when both triggers are pressed,
make sure
1. The battery is properly connected.
2. The battery is fully charged.
(see page 16, charging the battery)
3. The master switch is in the "On" position.
(see fig 3, page 8)
4. There is no water in the battery compartment.
(see page 28, accidental flooding)
Blocked Propeller
If the Propeller becomes blocked first try and remove the
obstruction by removing the front grille. If this is not
possible the back grille and Propeller can be removed.
Under normal use the grilles must not be removed.
Removing the front grille to remove an obstruction.
1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is in the Off position.
3. Insert a screw driver as shown in figure 15 (page 25) to
remove the two grille pins.
4. Unclip grille as shown in figure 16 (page 25) .
5. Remove obstruction.
6. Reassemble grille and insert clips.
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4. Unscrew the six rear grille screws as shown in figure 17.
5. While holding the Propeller, use an M6 socket to remove the
nut from the Propeller shaft (See figure 18).
Crushing / Cutting Hazard
Before opening the grille for maintenance purpose,
make sure the master switch is in off position, and
the battery is disconnected.
WARNING

Fig.17
Drive Pin in Position
Fig.19
Nut
Washers
Drive Pin
Propeller Hub
Fig.20
Fig.18
1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™ from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is off.
3. Remove the battery - see page 16, step 1-9.
9. Replace the washer(s) and nut and tighten with the socket
while holding the Propeller making sure it is securely
fastened (See figure 20).
10. Replace the grille.
11. Replace the battery.
Sand or Grit on Seals
Ensure that sand/grit does not get on the seals as correct
maintenance and care is essential. To remove sand or grit
from the seals, rinse the seals in fresh water and apply
fresh lubricant. If there is sand inside the Battery Housing,
gently brush the sand from the unit taking care not to
scratch the sealing surfaces.
6. Slide the Propeller off the shaft, taking care not to loose the
drive pin or washers.
7. Remove the blockage from the Propeller.
8. Replace the drive pin (if removed), see figure 19, and Propeller.
Turn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push
the Propeller fully on.
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4. Unscrew the six rear grille screws as shown in figure 17.
5. While holding the Propeller, use an M6 socket to remove the
nut from the Propeller shaft (See figure 18).

Technical Specifications
1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™ from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is off.
3. Remove the battery - see page 16, step 1-9.
9. Replace the washer(s) and nut and tighten with the socket
while holding the Propeller making sure it is securely
fastened (See figure 20).
10. Replace the grille.
11. Replace the battery.
SEASCOOTER™ cuts out
To protect the electronic circuit of your SEASCOOTER™
from damage a safety mechanism has been built in that
cuts the power if a wall or rock or other immovable object
is hit. If this occurs simply wait for a short period to allow
the SEASCOOTER™to reset itself and resume use.
Accidental Flooding
It is important that the seal is kept sand and grit free to
ensure they keep water out and to close the vent plug after
accessing the battery chamber. However, should the seals
not be clean or the vent plug left open and water enters
the battery chamber, your Seascooter will not be damaged
as it is designed for protection against accidental flooding.
If water enters the battery chamber:
1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™from the water if it is safe
to do so. Always observe safe diving practice.
2. Remove nose cone and tip out excess water.
3. Wait two minutes for any gases to dissipate, then
remove the battery.
4. If salt water has entered, rinse battery and battery
housing with fresh water.
5. Dry housing and battery thoroughly.
6. Slide the Propeller off the shaft, taking care not to loose the
drive pin or washers.
7. Remove the blockage from the Propeller.
8. Replace the drive pin (if removed), see figure 19, and Propeller.
Turn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push
the Propeller fully on.
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24 inches x 15.2 inches x 12.3 inches
(612 x 385 x 312 mm)
Unit Dimensions
-MARINE 200-
Unit Weight 13.9 lb (6.3 kg) (with rechargeable battery)
Battery Type 1 x 12V / 7.5 Ah rechargeable battery
Depth rating 20 m / 65 ft
Speed Up to 2.0 mph (3.2 km/h)
Battery Life /
Fully Charged
* Runs up to 1 hour with normal use
∆
Continuous use up to 40 minutes
24 inches x 15.2 inches x 12.3 inches
(612 x 385 x 312 mm)
Unit Dimensions
-MARINE 280-
Unit Weight 18 lb (8.2 kg) (with rechargeable battery)
Battery Type 1 x 12V / 12 Ah rechargeable battery
Depth rating 30 m / 100 ft
Speed Up to 2.8 mph (4.5 km/h)
Battery Life /
Fully Charged
* Runs up to 1.5 hours with normal use
∆
Continuous use up to 30 minutes
24 inches x 15.2 inches x 12.3 inches
(612 x 385 x 312 mm)
Unit Dimensions
-MARINE 250-
Unit Weight 17.8 lb (8.1 kg) (with rechargeable battery)
Battery Type 1 x 12V / 12 Ah rechargeable battery
Depth rating 30 m / 100 ft
Speed Up to 2.5 mph (4 km/h)
Battery Life /
Fully Charged
* Runs up to 2 hours with normal use
∆
Continuous use up to 45 minutes
4. Unscrew the six rear grille screws as shown in figure 17.
5. While holding the Propeller, use an M6 socket to remove the
nut from the Propeller shaft (See figure 18).

1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™ from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is off.
3. Remove the battery - see page 16, step 1-9.
9. Replace the washer(s) and nut and tighten with the socket
while holding the Propeller making sure it is securely
fastened (See figure 20).
10. Replace the grille.
11. Replace the battery.
6. Slide the Propeller off the shaft, taking care not to loose the
drive pin or washers.
7. Remove the blockage from the Propeller.
8. Replace the drive pin (if removed), see figure 19, and Propeller.
Turn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push
the Propeller fully on.
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*Normal Use
The definition of normal use is based on the average general time
of use the user activates the Seascooter in the water.
∆
Continuous Use
The definition of continuous use is based on a fully charged battery
whereby the Seascooter is used continuously in the water without
stopping.
25.1 inches x 15 inches x 12.6 inches
(631 x 385 x 322 mm)
Unit Dimensions
-MARINE 300-
Unit Weight 18 lb (8.2 kg) (with rechargeable battery)
Battery Type 1 x 12V / 12 Ah rechargeable battery
Depth rating 30 m / 100 ft
Speed Up to 3.0 mph (4.8 km/h)
Battery Life /
Fully Charged
* Runs up to 1.5 hours with normal use
∆
Continuous use up to 30 minutes (high Speed)
4. Unscrew the six rear grille screws as shown in figure 17.
5. While holding the Propeller, use an M6 socket to remove the
nut from the Propeller shaft (See figure 18).
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1. Remove the SEASCOOTER™ from the water.
2. Make sure the master switch is off.
3. Remove the battery - see page 16, step 1-9.
9. Replace the washer(s) and nut and tighten with the socket
while holding the Propeller making sure it is securely
fastened (See figure 20).
10. Replace the grille.
11. Replace the battery.
6. Slide the Propeller off the shaft, taking care not to loose the
drive pin or washers.
7. Remove the blockage from the Propeller.
8. Replace the drive pin (if removed), see figure 19, and Propeller.
Turn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push
the Propeller fully on.
4. Unscrew the six rear grille screws as shown in figure 17.
5. While holding the Propeller, use an M6 socket to remove the
nut from the Propeller shaft (See figure 18).
For any questions or queries you may have regarding your
SEASCOOTER™, please follow the below steps for easy and
fast resolution:
- STEP 1-
Please read your User Manual. For a copy of the User Manuals, please visit
www.Nauticaseascooters.com
- STEP 2-
Go to www.Nauticaseascooters.com and see our FAQ section to find instant
answers.
- STEP 3-
Contact one of our Customer Service representatives at the Customer Service
Center in your region.
CUSTOMER ENQUIRIES
If your unit is not operating, please refer to your User Manual before
contacting our Customer Service Center. For any damage or repair work
required, please do not return your product to the store where it was
purchased.
RETURN / REPAIR POLICY
Customers must contact their Local Distributor Service Center to ask for an
official Claim Form. The Claim Form must be returned with the customer’s
contact details and a photo of the Seascooter, defective parts, the serial
number and the Original Purchase Receipt. The Distributor Customer Service
Center will review the case and issue a Return / Repair Authorization Number
before sending the product to the Distributor Service Center. Returned
products must be shipped with original packaging including the polystyrene
packing material and all defective parts. Please contact your Local Distributor
Service Center for assistance in handling your case.
Please visit our website www.Nauticaseascooters.com
for a listing of most update distributor contacts and
service center contacts.
RETURN / REPAIR PROCEDURE
1. Call the Customer Service Center for your Return / Repair Authorization
Number.
2. Make a copy of your Proof of Purchase (receipt).
3. Pack the defective unit in its original packaging including the polystyrene
foam and include the unit and all defective parts.
4. Attach the copy of your Proof of Purchase (receipt) to the outside of the box
(clearly visible), together with the Return / Repair Authorization Number.
5. Ship the package to the Service Center on your cost.
PLEASE NOTE: Deliveries that do not have the Proof of Purchase (receipt)
and Return / Repair Authorization Number attached clearly to the outside of
the box, will not be accepted by the Service Center.
In addition, this warranty does not cover items that
experience normal wear and tear.
ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED IN THE DURATION TO THE
WARRANTY PERIOD. AND SUCH IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR
OTHERWISE, ARE DISCLAIMED IN THEIR ENTIRETY AFTER THE
EXPIRATION OF THE APPROPRIATE WARRANTY PERIOD. THE
DISTRIBUTOR’S OBLIGATION UNDER THE WARRANTY IS STRICTLY
AND EXCLUSIVELY LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF
DEFECTIVE PARTS AND RETURN OF THE PRODUCT TO THE
CUSTOMER. THE DISTRIBUTOR DOES NOT ASSUME OR AUTHORIZE
ANYONE TO ASSUME FOR THEM ANY OTHER OBLIGATION.
THE DISTRIBUTOR ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCIDENTAL,
CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED
TO EXPENSE OF RETURNING THE PRODUCT TO THE DISTRIBUTOR,
LOSS OF USE OF PRODUCT AND LOSS OF TIME OR INCONVENIENCE.
THIS PRODUCT IS DESIGNED AND INTENDED FOR PERSONAL
RECREATIONAL USE ONLY!
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT WARRANTED FOR COMMERCIAL OR
RENTAL USE!
REPAIR WORK OR DELIVERY OF A REPLACEMENT DOES NOT
EXTEND OR RENEW THE WARRANTY PERIOD.
WARRANTY SHALL AUTOMATICALLY BE VOID IF DAMAGE IS
RESULT OF NON-ORIGINAL PARTS.
LIMITED WARRANTY for Seascooters with camera mount:
• ALWAYS inspect to ensure the product works properly every time before
use. Warranty of this product does not cover any damages due to misuse.
• Failure to follow the user(s) instructions on packaging and/or user(s)
manual may result in damages or loss of your cameras including but not
limited to any user’s personal items, all of which are not covered under
warranty of this product.
• Use at your own risk. Manufacturer(s) and/or suppliers/agents are not
responsible for any damages/repairs, loss to cameras/electronic items
including but not limited to any user’s personal items directly and/or
indirectly resulted in the use of this product. Damage(s) resulting from any
use, misuse, accident, and normal wear and tear are understandably not
covered under this product warranty nor be responsible by manufacturer(s)
and/or suppliers/agents.
EXCLUSIONS
BATTERY. This warranty does not include the battery.
Never replace the original SEASCOOTER BATTERY with an
AFTERMARKET BATTERY. Seascooter with aftermarket battery will not be
covered by this warranty.